Electricity supply restored in Cuba after new disruption

Electricity supply restored in Cuba after new disruption

“This morning at 6:30 AM (local time, 1:30 PM Lithuanian time) the national electricity system was reconnected across the country,” announced the national utility company UNE on the social network “X”.

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Having worked for more than 24 hours to restart the system – a process slowed and complicated by fuel shortages – engineers managed to accelerate its restoration during the night from Saturday to Sunday.

According to officials, electricity supply was restored to more than 65% of households in Havana overnight, where 1.7 million people live.

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This was the fourth nationwide power outage in less than six months and the ninth since the end of 2024 on this island with a population of 9.6 million.

The Caribbean island is experiencing the worst economic crisis in decades, further deepened by the fuel blockade imposed in January by US President Donald Trump, carried out as part of a pressure campaign aimed at ending six decades of communist rule.

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